Sentence examples for a tangible advantage from inspiring English sources

Then, after 36 g3 Black7 Ra8 Rbc6, Black has a tangible advantage.

Nevertheless, enthusiasm can provide a tangible advantage to a candidate in primaries and caucuses, where turnout is generally low.

The two strong central pawns would convince me that White should be pressing forward and looking for a tangible advantage.

Compared to, say, a piano-playing conductor, Mr. Zukerman has a tangible advantage: he can use his own instrumental expertise for finely grooming the sound of his ensemble.

Although this represents only 8 percent of the delegates that Mr. Romney would eventually need to cinch the Republican race, it would nevertheless constitute a tangible advantage in the event of a close back-and-forth race against Mr. Gingrich.

To the extent that enthusiasm provides a tangible advantage to a candidate by making his supporters more likely to turn out, pollsters can then account for that by applying a likely voter model.

The HUD from Garmin provides a real, tangible advantage to using Garmin's paid apps over the free and easy competition.

A more tangible advantage of ENIGMA over SAMBA (and ISA) is that ENIGMA nearly always recovered the correct number of modules (20 ± 1), whereas SAMBA consistently predicted more modules than there were in the input data (53 ± 6 modules).

Connecticut savored a tangible size advantage over Utah State in its first-round tournament game today, but that was not all.

The resolution of the condition that is hypothesized to stimulate the hiccup should offer a tangible evolutionary advantage.

The most tangible advantage in Arizona belongs to Mitt Romney, and it is because the state has a reasonably high Mormon population.